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Hive FPL GW7 Preview 26/27

Hive FPL GW6 Preview 26/27

The Premier League resumes this weekend after the international break, and the schedule delivers two heavyweight fixtures in the opening 48 hours. Saturday brings six matches across England. Arsenal host

Bournemouth hold Liverpool. People keep saying Liverpool away = easy money, but the Vitality Stadium has been brutal for visitors all season. And Liverpool h...

Chelsea walked into this one with 60% possession. Twelve shots. Twelve corners to Brentford's four. On paper, that's a team in control. On the pitch, they lo...

At just 19 years old, Myles Lewis SKelly has made 76 appearances for Arsenal in all competitions. In the premier league, he has made 47 appearances for Arsenal. One of the highlights of his breakout season

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GW1 Preview 26/27

My tips for GW1 of Football Exchange on SportsBlock

Analysis of the best picks for FPL 26/27

An analysis of the best budget buys for the early rounds of the new Football Exchange game on SportsBlock

This is it. The transfer market has officially gone crazy. It was already looking out of control with, - Elliot Anderson: Nottingham Forest to Manchester Cit...

Final Payouts for the 25/26 Season. Winners, promoted and relegated teams and move to Sportsblock in 26/27

I'm not an Arsenal fan but with the way everything has been since last week, it's as if everyone in the world has been supporting Arsenal for a long time even when they have their different clubs as number

spurs are staying in Epl, with a last round win over Everton, whose players didn't put a fight yesterday West Ham is going down, and Sunderland will play Europa league This report was published via Actifit

‎Football is one of the few things in life that can make emotions change within seconds, and that was exactly how I felt while following the Scottish Premiership matches yesterday especially the match

‎There is something frightening about being consistency in football, and right now, just few clubs in Europe understand are better than Paris Saint-Germain. Watching them this season has felt like watching

‎While watching Manchester City defeat Crystal Palace 3-0 tonight reminded me once again why they are still regarded as the best team in the Premier League. It was not just about winning the match, but

‎ ‎The Premier League is always full of surprise and drama at this later stage of the season, but this relegation battle between Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United feels different. It's no longer about

Matchday Matrix Round 4